What’s Happening in Sevastopol This Week Monday, August 14 * Art Exhibition: “Sevastopol: The City of Glory” at the Sevastopol Art Museum (until August 26) * Historical Lecture: “The Battle of Sinop” at the Maritime History Museum (3 PM) Tuesday, August 15 * City Market: offering a variety of local produce, handicrafts, and souvenirs (all week) * Guided Tour of the Chersonese Ruins (10 AM and 2 PM) Wednesday, August 16 * International Wine Festival at the Primorsky Boulevard (until August 19) * Stand-Up Comedy Night at the “Yuzhka” Comedy Club (8 PM) Thursday, August 17 * Opera Performance: “Don Pasquale” at the Sevastopol Opera and Ballet Theatre (7 PM) * Boat Trip to the “35th Battery” Coastal Fortress (departs from Nakhimov Square at 12 PM and 2 PM) Friday, August 18 * Military Parade in Honor of the Day of the Russian Navy at Nakhimov Square (10 AM) * Fireworks Display over Sevastopol Bay (9 PM) Saturday, August 19 * Sevastopol Day: City-Wide Celebrations with concerts, parades, and fireworks * Summer Festival on the Primor Boulevard with entertainment, food, and games Sunday, August 20 * Relaxing Boat Trip to Cape Fiolent (departs from Nakhimov Square at 10 AM and 2 PM) * Visit to the Aquarium-Museum of Sevastopol (daily from 9 AM to 5 PM) Other Notable Events * Ongoing: Exhibition of Military Equipment at the Malakhov Kurgan * Museum of the Russian Black Sea Fleet: open daily, showcasing the history and achievements of the Russian navy * Panorama of the Defense of Sevastopol: a monumental painting depicting the famous 11-month siege of the city during the Crimean War
Upcoming Events in Sevastopol Sevastopol is gearing up for a week filled with captivating cultural and social events that will immerse residents and visitors alike in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Monday, May 15th: * The Sevastopol Symphony Orchestra will perform a special concert featuring the works of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff at the Mikhailovskaya Battery Cultural Center. Tuesday, May 16th: * The Sevastopol Art Museum will unveil its latest exhibition, “The Russian Avant-Garde in the 20th Century.” The exhibit will showcase iconic works from renowned artists such as Kandinsky, Malevich, and Chagall. * The Sevastopol Planetarium will host a public lecture on “The Wonders of the Night Sky.” Wednesday, May 17th: * The Sevastopol Historical Boulevard will be transformed into a medieval marketplace with artisans, performances, and traditional food vendors. Thursday, May 18th: * The Sevastopol Archaeological Museum will open a new exhibit titled “The Ancient Greeks in Crimea.” The display will feature artifacts and historical documents highlighting the region’s rich Hellenic heritage. Friday, May 19th: * The Sevastopol State University will host a conference on “Modern Physics and its Applications.” Leading scientists from around the world will present their latest findings. Saturday, May 20th: * The Sevastopol Victory Park will host a grand fireworks display to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the city’s liberation from Nazi occupation. Sunday, May 21st: * The Sevastopol Philharmonic Choir will perform a concert of sacred choral music at the Vladimir Cathedral. * The Sevastopol City Zoo will offer free admission for all visitors. These upcoming events promise to provide residents and tourists with a memorable and engaging experience in Sevastopol.
